Coming from jobs at companies like Carlsberg, Nespresso and Hurtigruten, Geir Kronbæck now leads RCL in Scandinavia.

British tailoring expert Ozwald Boateng has been enlisted to design a new set of uniforms for British Airways.

Karen Østerbye transitions from Icelandair’s PR chief for Scandinavia to a new job at the region’s second-biggest expo venue.

The initiative is aimed at getting more young women to train to be pilots, engineers, flight mechanics and managers.

Henrik Kjellberg is a former president of Expedia Affiliate Network and is a veteran of travel and technology brands.

A new luxury property, the Nobis Hotel Copenhagen, has a Swedish general manager with a broad range of experience.

The short film has two directors and two actors, from Sweden and Korea, to “create a film about beautiful connections”.

A young people-centric banking executive, aged 44, will take over as chief executive from the first day of 2019.

Anna Lakmaker, who has a background promoting cities and museums in the vicinity of Stockholm, will start in October.

Pepper will be part of TUI Nordic’s data and machine learning team, roaming around the Stockholm office.

Moussa has a background in business development and social media and has an MBA from Harvard Business School.

The aircraft manufacturer is struggling with its biggest backlog of commercial aircraft orders for years.

It is “inconceivable”, unions say, that Air France-KLM would name Air Canada COO Benjamin Smith.

Jaan Tamm leaves the Estonian carrier on a high, soon after the airline posts its first full-year profit.

Marco Wendicke has just started work on attracting business for Nordic Choice’s Central Station property.

The Nordic hotel giant reveals three appointments to strengthen its Executive Committee, two of them old hands at SAS.

Ola A Bjørnstad is a former chief executive of the Grand Hotel and ran Hurtigruten’s hotels in Svalbard.

Loss-making South African Airways has a new chief executive, Vuyani Jarana, who likes a challenge

Chief executive officer Pekka Vauramo leaves the airline to join a Finnish machinery company.

“For me, the airport has always signified freedom,” Finavia’s new chief executive Kimmo Mäki says in an interview.